Sabrina Carpenter wowed in a sensational shoot while gracing the cover of Vogue.
The pint-sized pop star, 25, looked incredible for the fashion bible’s March 2025 issue, in which she paid homage to icons Madonna and Marilyn Monroe.
In the cover image, she sported a pale blue lingerie-inspired, corseted mini, in a clear nod to Madonna’s legendary costumes on her 1990 Blond Ambition tour – after she made history in a Jean-Paul Gaultier-designed conical corset.
Another look for the incredible shoot saw the Espresso singer don a lemon coloured gown with a strapless top and feather accessories, while her bleached locks were worn in Fifties inspired pin-curls, in a look seemingly inspired by Marilyn.
Moving on from her iconic looks, she then showcased her trademark racy style as she lay on her front while rocking burgundy lace with fluffy mules.
She touched on her provocative style in her accompanying chat, saying: ‘I remember feeling inspired by images of women that felt very strong and hyperfeminine’.
Sabrina Carpenter wowed in a sensational shoot while gracing the cover of Vogue
In the cover image, she sported a pale blue lingerie-inspired, corseted mini, in a clear nod to Madonna’s legendary costumes on her 1990 Blond Ambition tour – after she made history in a Jean-Paul Gaultier-designed conical corset
Moving on from her iconic looks, she then showcased her trademark racy style as she lay on her front while rocking burgundy lace with fluffy mules
Sabrina looked nothing short of sensational in the images, with the lace number by Gucci showcasing every inch of her diminutive height – ringing in at just 5ft.
Her Madonna look was stolen straight from the iconic star’s wardrobe, with the powder blue version of the ensemble showing off her figure.
She added further to the look with bleach blonde curls to match the Nineties iteration of the mononym-using star.
Her smouldering poses matched up to her on-stage persona, which sees her put on overtly sexual performances during her tour Short n’ Sweet tour.
In her Vogue interview, she insisted that her stage act is merely an extension of her own personality rather than a racy alterego.
She said: ‘There’s no, like, alter ego. But it’s definitely a more emphasized version of me. It’s interesting because I’m able to dress in this way where you would kind of expect to hear like a voice from the ’60s…
‘But then, when I’m speaking to the audience, I’m just myself.”
Another look for the incredible shoot saw the Espresso singer don a lemon coloured gown with a strapless top and feather accessories, while her bleached locks were worn in Fifties inspired pin-curls, in a look seemingly inspired by Marilyn
Her hair and gown were near-identical to looks Marilyn rocked in the past
